World Clock Time Zone Widget

New Siri Four things to ask for, plus more than one way to ask for the calculator. To Siri, the app responds to "World Clock". "Hey Siri, add a city to World Clock" "Hey Siri, compare times in World Clock" "Hey Siri, time zone calculator in World Clock" "Hey Siri, open a clock in World Clock" Siri also responds to World Clocks, World Times and Time Zone Calculator, so the exact name matters less. If your iPhone has Apple Intelligence, asking what is on your screen now includes the clocks you are looking at. A theme from your own photo Choose a photo of a meaningful place, or paste one in, and the app builds a theme around its colours. It happens on your phone, and the photo is never uploaded. Name it, save it, and use it in the app and your widgets. Premium Club. Six new themes Nebula, Lilac, Orbit Dark, Orbit Light, Ember and Paper, if you would rather start with something ready-made. Four new widgets Fuzzy Time reads the hour back the way you would say it out loud. Time Overlap lays out the next 24 hours city by city, so you can see when everyone is at their desk. Sun Arc shows where the sun is right now in one city, from sunrise to sunset. Big Time displays one city in digits you can read from across the room. Thanks as always, Lewis